USA Liberty Arms FT Collins

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Originally Posted by banks74

Fantastic store! Huge selection of glass and guns. Also had a ton of glock and AR parts.

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Don't forget Steel Targets ;)

I've done a few transfers with these guys, as well as traded a firearm with them. Good to go in my opinion. The staff doesn't seem to be "inconenienced" by doing private party transfers, they are nice to BS with, and gave me a very fair price for my trade. I'll be back when I'm in the area.

Liberty is now the go to for NOCO peeps IMO. Great to deal with and pricing on most things is great as well.

Keep meaning to try and find time up there now that it sounds much different than opening week.

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

Don't forget Steel Targets ;)

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I agree!

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Originally Posted by HBARleatherneck

we have bought a few guns and suppressors form liberty. Even as recently as last month.

Today my wife stopped in to ask about .22lr. My son shoots alot of it doing Cowboy Action (buckaroo). They said, "yes we have some for sale, limit 1 box of 500" Then they tell my wife its $78 a box. She said "no thanks" They said that it was a good deal. 15 cents a round is a good deal? Where the hell is the .22 that is supposedly being made as fast as they can? And what kind of crack are they smoking at liberty now? Trying to pay off the range through 22lr sales? damn.

You can get .22lr all day long online for 9 cents a round. That is of course a terrible price. When walmart and sportsmans has it in stock its out the door for 5 cents a round. (which still sucks)
I think he will be shooting 357 pretty soon if we cant find reasonable (to me) priced 22. At least I can load it for 11 cents a round in Starline brass. Cheaper if I buy some other brass.

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LOL, I looked at the prices for the range membership, LOL

Transferred a rifle from another member here yesterday. Wow , what a great store. Great guys that were nice and helpful. Heading back up next weekend and will plan on stopping any time I'm in the area.

Way back near start of thread, I was pretty unhappy with this place. Finally got a chance to stop in today, and was very impressed. They already need to expand I'd say. Packed with items. Actually had primers in stock (Dont know what good prices are though.) Ammo seemed from what I checked good to decent though 5.56 was kinda way high except for some american eagle for like 38cent/rnd.

I plan to come back from targets, and if the other store I want to go thru can't get it, might use them for my Ruger PR. They also occasionally have and can get my my Canik TP9SA I wanted to try out for gifts for newer shooters on a budget.

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Originally Posted by fitz19d

Way back near start of thread, I was pretty unhappy with this place. Finally got a chance to stop in today, and was very impressed. They already need to expand I'd say. Packed with items. Actually had primers in stock (Dont know what good prices are though.) Ammo seemed from what I checked good to decent though 5.56 was kinda way high except for some american eagle for like 38cent/rnd.

I plan to come back from targets, and if the other store I want to go thru can't get it, might use them for my Ruger PR. They also occasionally have and can get my my Canik TP9SA I wanted to try out for gifts for newer shooters on a budget.

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That's why they're building the "largest " indoor shooting range. east of 25 off 34, behind bonefish grill in that area

They have one in 243, waiting on a 308 & 6.5. However $1200 isn't getting me to open my wallet.

Not a review, but just an observation. I went in there today, the first time in about 3 months or so. Very different. I don't know if there were new owners, or what, but didn't see anyone that I recognized. The one person I saw helping someone was a bit on the "bitchy" side, kind of reminding me of some of the early Bob Jensen days. He was yelling across the store for someone, who was with a customer, to answer the phone. An elderly gent came in with a pistol case and the same person stopped helping the customer he was with and talked to the elderly gent and asked him if the had guns in the case. The man replied yes and the person behind the counter said "I have to see them to make sure they are unloaded because I don't want loaded guns in my store", or something to that effect. Again, there didn't seem to be the usual quality of help in the store at this time. I read something in our local newspaper that said that Liberty Arms is no longer involved with the new place out on I-25 and HWY 392, so don't know if that has anything to do with it. Again, just an observation.